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Edit: How could I forget the legendary Command & Conquer 4 that buried the entire series on a haunted cemetary from which only dreaded spectres in the form mobile games emerge?
dawn of war 3 came to mind mostly because it was also an ip bought by relic, much like hw after the sierra acquisition.
You must surely be mistaken ... there is NO Command & Conquer 4 ... It doesn't exist ... the franchise ended with Kane's Wrath ... fake news ... never happened ... nope ...
Based on the fact that HWRM had random changes made to it that screwed it up and they have done nothing to ensure 1C and 2C function on modern systems; they don't care.
Based on the fact that Gearbox is representing the game on all official channels and not letting BBI represent themselves; They don't care.
Based on the fact that Gearbox pulled rank on executive decisions and took over certain aspects of the game (from one of the 3 guys who created it); They don't care. Seriously though Gearbox sent people with minimal experience to override those with experience and wanted the IP badly.
Based on the fact that Gearbox hasn't admitted failure; They don't care.
Based on the fact that Gearbox's story that is only liked by 5% of the people who liked the game hasn't been recanted and disabled (CGI cutscenes removed, optionally restorable); They don't care.
Based on the fact that Gearbox has publicly apologised for crapping on Homeworld's Legacy; They don't care.
Nothing about Gearbox has anything to due with developing games of this category. Why wouldn't you just kick back and siphon of BBI.
Gearbox already has the money the game earned. They have nothing to lose by doing the right thing; but they won't because they don't care.
[EDIT]: rewrote this sentence cause it ended up not conveying my point properly: "BBI's first game codename "shipbreakers" was always suppose to be a homeworld game, but they had to make it into its own IP until Gearbox finally decided to let them develop for the IP."
Go watch the Mandelore video on it. They basically grossly exceeded their original goals because they went "well HW1 looks like ass in its own engine even pushed to its limits so lets go for broke"
BBI has multiple other projects. They're not owned by GBX so this isn't the same sort of situation as, say, Ubisoft pushing a new Deus Ex.
This is a conspiracy theory cooked up, primarily, by people outside of the fandom. Even HW1 saw a major story shift during development due to faceplanting into technical limitations so to ascribe external malice to what has historically been naked ambition beyond what was possible in a given budget (where you could well go GBX wtf reasonably) is wishful thinking.
Because the game isn't a failure, yet.
Expecting "the right thing" from an amoral for profit company... is not the best thing to do. Expecting them to support BBI fixing the game, sans pie in the sky dreams of remaking the campaign, is.
I guess all the banned people wrote their criticism in reviews instead, without giving a second chance.
RIP
-You have trouble with your own opinion and the stated position on HW from its developers.
-A youtuber is not a reliable source for anything. Why is it that people need youtubers to tell them what to think. I've read the documentation on it myself.
-non sequitur
-factually incorrect we know several people who are gearbox employees held high roles in development.
-Sure it isn't a release failure monetarily. It is a long term failure.
-Corporations are not thinking entities. They are made up of people who chose to be amoral or moral. This tells us they are immoral people.
That feeling when you have it in library, but never launched...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGax_UYXDUI
If you get HW from this you'll be happy to hear Mad Max would be a HW prequel then.
Which one? The one pulled from the game files? Aight, how about you read the HW2 Dustwars scripts next?
Mandelore actually backs up his claims btw, you don't so you rank below him (and I don't agree with his HW3 review, he's far too kind to DoK in it)
So you're going to tell me publishers will oversee projects on IPs they own? Okay, prove their interjection.
Sad that you'd hope that but then again I don't detect much honesty in your reply.
Lets humour you for a second: Which is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ CEO: One who doesn't care for the bottom line or one who does? The one who does, no matter how kind or noble they may be will look mighty immoral to the downsized employee in a bad economy.
- I was there doesn't mean anything. Its also a logical fallacy.
- There are published interviews with the devs talking about this stuff.
- Of course IP owners oversee their IPs. They own it. They get final say on everything. Interference from the top-down literally happens all the time. Especially in game development.
- non sequitur.
- non sequitur.
Your just being disingenuous now and openly hostile because I won't except your opinion as fact. You know exactly what is meant by what i'm saying. You know that the devs have interviews explaining the HW1 development process (along with the other games). Yet you chose opinion pieces from Youtubers instead ONLY if they they match your opinion.
I'll wait for those interviews while I point out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivdw86e0k9w even their original trailer shows a retcon that happened just before launch (5 million colonists not 500-600k like in HW 1 1.0). So reality is they've redone their stories in both large and small details a lot. HW3 is the first one to stick to the background canon since HW:C.
The reason what your doing is non sequitur is because the point doesn't serve as an argument if it doesn't actually nullify the original point. Much like in this reply you say they made an adjustment to HW1's story. We're talking about intervention from Gearbox in HW3. Thus its a non-sequitur because story changes to 1 made by the team doesn't mean that Gearbox isn't doing it to HW3.
-I badly phrased the shipbreakers thing. I made it sound like the shipbreakers project was being developed to be like a Homeworld game despite not having the IP. What i meant was that their first project was always supposed to be a Homeworld game because they were going to bid on the IP. I apologise.